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EVENT REVIEW: WWE Global Warning 2002

WWE Global Warning 2002: Melbourne

Welcome to Global Warning

WWE Global Warning 2002: Stephanie McMahon opened the show

Kiss My Ass Match Rikishi vs. Rico 

Jamie and nidia go surfing, wwe cruiserweight championship wwe cruiserweight champion jamie noble (w/ nidia) vs. the hurricane.

WWE Global Warning 2002: Hurricane vs. Jamie Noble

A Day at the Zoo

Wwe tag team championship wwe tag team champions the un-americans (lance storm & christian) vs. rey mysterio & billy kidman.

WWE Global Warning 2002: Rey Mysterio & Billy Kidman vs. Lance Storm & Christian

Chris Jericho vs. Edge 

WWE Global Warning 2002: Edge vs. Chris Jericho

Fan Frenzy 

Bra & panties match stacy keibler vs. torrie wilson.

WWE Global Warning 2002: The Big Valbowski

Charity Dinner

WWE Global Warning 2002: The Rock at a charity dinner

No Disqualification Match for the WWE Undisputed Championship WWE Undisputed Champion The Rock vs. Brock Lesnar (w/ Paul Heyman) vs. Triple H

WWE Global Warning 2002: The Rock vs. Triple H vs. Brock Lesnar

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REWIND-A-WAI #54: WWE Global Warning Tour: Melbourne (2002)

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John Pollock and Wai Ting review WWE Global Warning Tour: Melbourne from August 10, 2002 headlined by The Rock vs. Triple H vs. Brock Lesnar for the WWE Undisputed Championship.

Recorded live from Colonial Stadium and later released on WWE Home Video, this event marked the company’s first return to Australia since 1986. 

We review the full SmackDown-branded event and discuss its impressive financial performance, dark matches missing from its recorded version, the “loose” commentary of Tazz and Michael Cole , as well as the absence of Hulk Hogan .

This edition of the Rewind-A-Wai is presented by Espresso Executive Producer, Alex Williams .

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WWE Global Warning Tour: Melbourne August 10, 2002 Colonial Stadium Melbourne, Australia

* WWE Undisputed Championship: The Rock © vs. Brock Lesnar vs. Triple H * Bra & Panties Match: Torrie Wilson vs. Stacy Kiebler *Chris Jericho vs. Edge * WWE Tag Team Titles: The Un-Americans (Christian & Lance Storm) © vs. Kidman & Rey Mysterio * WWE Cruiserweight Title: Jamie Noble © vs. The Hurricane * Kiss My Ass Match: Rikishi vs. Rico

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WWE Global Warning Tour Melbourne 2002

I must be running up a hefty sleep debt because the creditors (headed by Mr. Sandman) was after me all day long. =D As promised, here is my writeup of last night’s WWE Global Warning Tour Melbourne 2002. I arrived at Spencer Street station at slightly past 7 pm and joined the influx of people heading towards Colonial Stadium. We are a teeming mass. We hunger for The Rock’s famed cuisine, the flirtatious whiffs of Ass Kickin’ Quiche and Poontang Pie beckoning us. Heh. Anyway, I stopped by the official merchandise hut to get the official Global Warning 2002 Melbourne t shirt (A$45) and the program booklet (A$25). I was futilely searching for a place that sells coffee but couldn’t find one in the short time before the event is slated to begin, so I made do with a diet coke and heaps of positive energy. I managed to find my seat in the Gold Box just a couple of minutes before the event started. It’s pretty close to the ring, and we have access to the ramp where the wrestlers come out of too. A note about the pictures: The lighting was pretty weird, which made the pictures came out badly. I heard that people with disposable camera’s only got pictures of pitch darkness. The ultra bright spotlights on top of the ring made my pictures underexposed and I didn’t get any good pictures. If I use flash, the pictures will come out all dark, and if I didn’t use flash, the pictures will come out blurry because the jostling will shake the camera before the picture has been fully exposed. Damned if I do, damned if I don’t. I didn’t want to use zoom too, because any shake will make the pictures go out of focus.

Match #1 – Rikishi vs Rico

Stephanie McMahon, the General Manager of WWE

The event started with Stephanie McMahon (yeah baby) walking out to the ring to give a speech and she announced the arrival of Brock Lesnar and Paul Heyman. Brock was basically going on about how he is going to win the title match tonight. He was also trash talking about how he put Hollywood Hulk Hogan out of action in their last meet up. Stephanie then introduced Rikishi and Brock and Paul left via the ramp. The first match is going to be a “Kiss My Ass” match where the loser has to kiss the winner’s ass. Rikishi (one of my favorites) came out of the ramp entrance with loud pyrotechnics and his entrance music video. He was pumping up his hands the whole way and that got a lot of cheers from the audience. Damn, I love that guy. His opponent is the colorful Elvis look alike Rico , who I’m not familiar with. I’m not really good at commentating WWE matches because I’m really just a casual fan and don’t really know all of the move names. But Rikishi won this match and as promised, Rico had to submit himself to Rikishi’s famed Stink Face. Heh. Rico didn’t want to though, and tried to sucker punch Rikishi but the man avoided it and dropped Rico near the corner where he lied semi-dazed in a perfect position for…

Rikishi about to give Rico a Stink Face

Rikishi then slapped his ass with both of his hands driving the crowd absolutely wild. Man, did I mention I love this guy? While Rico was recovering, Rikishi spread his ample ass cheeks and squatted down on Rico’s face. He even rubbed it in a couple of times! That was worth the price of admission by itself. =D

Match #2 Reverend D-Von & Deacon Batista vs Mark Henry & Randy Orton

Mark Henry vs Batista. This is one of the better pictures.

This is a tag team match with Reverend D’Von and Batista in a team and Mark Henry and Randy Orton in another team. Again, I don’t really know these people even though they’re from the SmackDown! roster. I thought D-Von was pretty funny though. Mark Henry is supposed to be the strongest man on the earth. Oh, I saw someone flash this funny sign during this match. It went “Don’t Make Me Come Up There!”. Heh. This match was won by Mark Henry pinning D-Von.

Match #3 Jamie Noble (with Nidia) vs The Hurricane

The Eye of the Hurricane

The two Hurricane fans in several rows in front of me went crazy when The Hurricane came out. Jamie Noble and Nidia in comparison came out to rather subdued cheers. It was clear that The Hurricane is the crowd favorite by the rousing cheers that happened when The Hurricane did the Eye of the Hurricane move. Jamie had the upper hand in the beginning but The Hurricane quickly started to dominate the ring a bit and Nidia jumped in by grabbing The Hurricane from ring side and gave him a wet sloppy kiss. Heh. She did that twice too, to distract him and let Jamie Noble get the upper hand. Jamie Noble walked away with the Cruiserweight Championship by pinning The Hurricane. He didn’t get much cheers though and the crowd even started a “slut” chant for Nidia. Nidia and Jamie can be seen arguing when they left the arena. I felt sorry for Jamie though, coz he looked rather dejected and sad when he left the arena. =D Meanwhile, The Hurricane was strutting around the ring to the cheers of the crowd.

Match #4 Hardcore Holly & Chavo Guerrero vs Billy & Chuck

I reckon Billy is enjoying himself

Billy and Chuck came out to “You are a wanker” chants from the crowd. They were threatening to walk out when the crowd didn’t stop the chant and got counted by the referee up to 9 before they jumped into the ring and started pushing Hardcore Holly and Chavo Guerrero around. It was a pretty funny match, with Billy grabbing Holly from behind at one point. He seemed to consider something and then started humping Holly, much to Holly’s dismay. Heh. Funny, that. Another time, it was Guerrero getting Chuck in a choke hold from behind. Chuck seemed to like it and even protruded his ass way backwards in invitation, but got a kick in the ass from Guerrero instead. The match was taken by the Hardcore Holly and Chavo Guerrero team.

Match #5 Test vs Kurt Angle

Kurt Angle lying on the mat after a clothesline from Test

There was a short break after the last match, and then the lights darkened and Test came out from the entrance ramp. He is pitted against Kurt Angle in this RAW vs SmackDown! match. Test was going on about how Australia was very much like America because they both suck. That got a lot of boo’s from the crowd. Kurt Angle, who is sporting a new bald look from being scalped in a match sometime ago, came out after that and said that by insulting Australia, he is insulting America and him by proxy and then sucker punched Test. It was a pretty exciting match that could have gone both ways but was finally taken by Kurt Angle with an Angle Slam. There was a 20 minute break after this and the second part started with…

Match #6 Lance Storm & Christian vs Billy Kidman & Rey Mysterio

Lance Storm dominating Billy Kidman while Rey watches from the sidelines, hoping to get a tag

This tag team match is another RAW vs SmackDown! Lance Storm and Christian are from the RAW roster while Billy Kidman and Rey Mysterio is from the SmackDown! talent. I can’t remember much from this match, but there was a lot of high flying action and one of the wrestlers hit the referee by mistake. Heh.

Match #7 Chris Jericho vs Edge

Edge edging (heh) out of a Jericho hold

Jericho came out to initially good crowd reaction but at some point the crowd turned against him and began the “You are a wanker” chant. This was on of the best scenes of the night, because Jericho took hold of the mike and shouted that he doesn’t even know what a wanker is. That got a lot of laughs from the audience. For the record, a wanker is someone who masturbates. I don’t know the origin of that word, but it seems to be used exclusively in Australia/New Zealand. After that, Edge came out holding a video camera and started filming the crowd. That made him an instant crowd favorite and I could see everyone rooting for him in this match. J2K tried to pull a Walls of Jericho on Edge but Edge managed to reverse it and and pinned Jericho for the win. After that, Jericho had a tantrum and started hitting the ring posts with a metal chair. He stormed towards the exit and pushed the metal steps leading to the ring over and threw a plastic chair into the ring. Edge, who was in the ring, righted the plastic chair, sat on it and crossed his legs with a smug look on his face, to which the crowd erupted in approval. Edge then did a victory lap and even scaled one of the scaffolds around the ring and waved to the crowd. Very nice.

Match #8 Stacy Kiebler vs Torrie Wilson

Stacy holding down Torrie while the audience looks on

The Big Valbowski came out to present this Bra and Panties match. He introduced Stacy Kiebler as the woman “who has legs that can wrap around any man three times”. Stacy came out to loud cheers and wolf whistles. She did her trademark move of sliding one leg into the ring and slowly sliding the other leg in, giving the appreciative audience an eyeful of her ass. =D She was wearing a cut off white top and a very short pair of black shorts. Torrie Wilson came out after that, wearing a pink outfit. The match started with Torrie ripping off Stacy’s top (revealing a black bra and nice cleavage) and throwing it into the rowdy audience. At this time, Nidia came running up to the ring and joined in the fracas. Stacy and Torrie teamed up and stripped her to her panties and made her run offstage. At one point, the referee pretended to break apart the two women and rolled with them a couple of times before standing up with a big grin and adjusting his pants around the crotch area. Heh. Stacy was arguing with the referee about this understandable act of unprofessionalism and Torrie took this chance to grab Stacy and forcibly removed her pants, winning the match. I think there might have been some unintentional exposure, because Stacy hurriedly adjusted her black thong. =D Stacy then walked down the ring to the exit, followed by Torrie. The Big Valbowski walked up the ring, took hold of the mike and told Torrie that he has one thing in common in Australia…he’s also very good “down under”. Torrie then beckoned him with a finger and a come hither look and they walked off arm in arm.

Match #9 The Rock vs Triple H vs Brock Lesnar

Can you smell what The Rock is cooking?

This is the no disqualifications, triple threat title match of the evening. Brock Lesnar was the first out of the entrance ramp to mild audience cheering. Triple H came out after that, and the crowd went wild! He did the water entrance too, where he drinks from a bottle, throws it into the audience and sprays it out when he got into the ring. There was surge to the ring and I managed to squeeze myself near the ring and snapped a couple of (very blurry) close ups. It’s hard to take pictures with everyone jostling for position and with stray arms blocking the flash. When Triple H got to the ring, a loud “If you smell…” refrain broke up and The Rock made his presence felt at the top of the ramp. The guy looks good in real life too. The crowd began a loud chant of “Rocky! Rocky!” and The People’s Champion nodded in approval and raised one eyebrow as he entered the ring. The match started with The Game and The People’s Champion teaming up against Brock. Brock was put out of action for a while and Triple H turned against The Rock. Brock then grabbed Triple H from behind and hit his head against the corner of the ring and threw him out of the ring. Brock started to dominate The Rock and nearly succeeded in pinning him before Triple H came into the ring again with blood streaming down a gash in his forehead and pulled Brock off The Rock. The unstoppable Brock threw Triple H out of the ring again but The Rock had recovered by this time knocked Brock around the ring. The Rock did that “three chops, spit on hand and a final chop” move and dropped Brock. Then came THE PEOPLE’S ELBOW. Damn, I love that move. =D Brock managed to stand up but got pinned by a Rock Bottom for the win. Triple H was up again at this point and together with The Rock, they started teaming up against Brock again and got him out of the ring. Paul Heyman (I think he’s Brock’s manager or something) took a metal chair and hit The Rock from behind. The Rock was unfazed though and turned around to confront Paul with Triple H. There was a funny scene here where Paul Heyman was on his knees begging and apologizing to Triple H and The Rock. The Rock pretended to consider it but finally shook his head and Triple H did the Pedigree on Paul Heyman and The Rock finished him with a People’s Elbow. The Rock then asked Triple H to do the People’s Elbow on Paul Heyman too, and the crowd was cheering them on. Triple H seemed to consider it and tentatively did the three catapults off the ring straps and an elbow drop. The crowd was absolutely wild at that point. I never thought I’ll get to see Triple H’s version of The People’s Elbow. Heh. Triple H left to loud cheering and The Rock took the mike after and said the famous words: “Finally, The Rock has come back to Melbourne”. He pronounced it “mel born” though. =D He then gave a short speech with involved eating Australian pie. Heh.

The Rock layeth the smacketh down on Brock Lesnar

This is the best picture I took that night. I was right at ringside when I took this one. Click here for a bigger version of this.

The DVD of WWE Global Warning Tour Melbourne 2002 is coming out on the 14th of November.

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  • 10/8/02 Melbourne, Australia. The Global Warning Tour brought the WWE back to Australia for the first time in nearly 20 years! See the Triple Threat Match between Brock Lesner, The Rock & Triple H along with all the other stars such as Kurt Angle, Edge, Rikishi and many more. Backed by a huge marketing campaign and being a home town show, expect this to be the hottest WWE title Kaleidoscope have released thus far.

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  • Actor William Jason Reso, Mark Henry, Andrew Martin, Maven Huffman, Jr., Randy Orton, Torrie Wilson, Paul Michael Lévesque, Lance Evers, Kurt Angle, Dwayne Johnson, James Howard Gibson, Chavo Guerrero, Robert Howard, Rico Constantino, Brock Lesnar, Stacy Keibler, Christopher Irvine, Monty Sopp, Gregory Shane Helms, Adam Copeland, Chuck Palumbo, Dave Bautista, Peter Gruner, Oscar Gutierrez Rubio, Devon Hughes
  • Director Kevin Dunn
  • Studio Shock
  • Release Year 2002
  • Language English
  • Movie/TV Title WWE-Global Warning
  • Run Time 0 Mins
  • Genre Sports & Recreation

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  • Number of Discs 1
  • Distributor Shock Records

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